10 Apr
2013
10 Apr
'13
5:38 p.m.
Due an unexpected loss of my vehicle and to help with moving expenses I
must sell off a good chunk of my collection. I cannot accept PayPal,
my account was hacked and overdrafted and PayPal refuses to help.
Postal Money Order is acceptable, But if you can come out and get
machines that would make life quite easy for me. Best reasonable offers
accepted
The more you buy the cheaper it gets
Complete Systems
Apple IIGS ROM 01 with Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse, 3.5 Drive, 5.25 Drive,
1MB RAM Expansion, 80MB HDD and SCSI Card
$200
IBM PC 5150
256K RAM, 40MB Hardcard, Ethernet Card, Sysdyne RGB Monitor, Keyboard
and All original boxes
$200
Atari ST520FM, Rough Shape but working
Comes with TOS 2.0 ROMs not installed
52MB HDD and Mouse included. The 52MB HDD has an ACSI TO SCSI Adapter
in it, so you can use SCSI Devices with the Atari
$100
Apple II Plus System
Monitor /// with matching monitor stand
Dual Disk II Drives
Saturn 128k RAM Upgrade Card
Super Serial Card
Microsoft Softcard Z80 Card
ThunderClock Plus Clock Card
$250
Apple //e system
Apple Color Monitor //e
Super Serial Card
64k 80 Col Card
Apple 5.25 drive
$75
Apple //e System
Unidisk 3.5 Drive w/ Apple Liron Card
DuoDisk 5.25 Drive
Apple RGB Card with Color Monitor 100
Apple //e Workstation Card
Apple Super Serial Card
Microsoft Softcard Z-80 Card
CFFA 3000 Card
$300 dollars
Apple //c machine
ROM 0 Machine with Unidisk 3.5 Support
Matching Monitor //c
UniDisk 3.5 Drive
$100
Bell & Howell Apple II Plus
Matching 5.25 drive
RCA 9inch B&W Monitor
Hayes Smartmodem II 300 Baud
Super Serial Card
Microsoft Softcard Z80 Card
$300 dollars
All these machines are tested and working and are from my personal
collection.
Cheap accessories
DaynaPort E/Z Serial To Ethernet Adapter for Mac- Puts your Serial
based macs online
$30 dollars
MicroPrint 2, LocalTalk to Ethernet Bridge- Bridges your localtalk
based macs to ethernet
50 pin SCSI Hard Drives, Sizes from 40MB to 500MB $10 dollars each,
got hundreds of them
These are 20 dollar an item machines.
10 Apple Monitor //
4 Apple Monitor ///
32 Cosmetically damaged IIGS Monitors
10 Nice GS Monitors
8 Mac IIcx
2 Mac IIci
3 Mac IIsi
5 Imagewriter I
3 Beige G3 Minitowers
2 G3 Desktops
5 PowerMac 6100s
1 Centris 610
1 Quadra 610
1 PowerMac 7300/180
1 PowerMac 7500/100
2 PowerMac 7100/66
1 Performa 600
1 Macintosh IIVX
4 Original LCs
3 LC 575s
1 SE FDHD
2 SE 800k
5 Mac Pluses
1 Molar Mac
10 Apr
10 Apr
6:18 p.m.
Folks,
Beware of this guy - he scammed me out of some money recently when I
offered to buy some stuff from him and he didn't ship. His
ex-girlfriend (it's her paypal account, it wasn't hacked) ended up
refunding me the money out of her pocket.
But don't believe me, just do a web search and you'll see has has quite
a history on the Apple mailing lists going back years. If you still
choose to buy from him, do it in person and know what you're buying.
-Matt
On 4/10/2013 5:38 PM, Steven Landon wrote:
Due an unexpected loss of my vehicle and to help with
moving expenses
I must sell off a good chunk of my collection. I cannot accept
PayPal, my account was hacked and overdrafted and PayPal refuses to
help. Postal Money Order is acceptable, But if you can come out and
get machines that would make life quite easy for me. Best reasonable
offers accepted
The more you buy the cheaper it gets
8:21 p.m.
New subject: Huge Lot of Vintage Computers- Local Pick up preferred in Flushing Michigan
On Apr 10, 2013, at 6:18 PM, Matthew D Stock <stock at csgeeks.org> wrote:
Folks,
Beware of this guy - he scammed me out of some money recently when I offered to buy some
stuff from him and he didn't ship. His ex-girlfriend (it's her paypal account, it
wasn't hacked) ended up refunding me the money out of her pocket.
But don't believe me, just do a web search and you'll see has has quite a history
on the Apple mailing lists going back years. If you still choose to buy from him, do it
in person and know what you're buying.
How recently was that? List members have reported recent transactions
with him that went just fine, and he's offering local, in-person
pickup (preferred, even). As always, caveat emptor, but people can
change.
- Dave
9 p.m.
New subject: Huge Lot of Vintage Computers- Local Pick up preferred in Flushing Michigan
On 4/10/2013 8:21 PM, David Riley wrote:
How recently was that? List members have reported
recent transactions
with him that went just fine, and he's offering local, in-person
pickup (preferred, even). As always, caveat emptor, but people can
change. - Dave
As of last month. Fast correspondence arranging the payment, and USPS
ship code almost immediately. Said he'd drop off the package the next
day. Follow up the following week, said that he missed the shipping
window, and he'd be sending something in a couple of days. Another week
and a half and another followup, and he says he can't ship the
equipment, and then I'll get a refund in the next day or so. Another
few days and another followup, and he says he doesn't have the money in
paypal and will pay me as soon as he sells some other stuff.
I give the guy up until the limit of the paypal dispute window to
resolve the issue, repeated contacts, and nothing. If others want to
roll the dice with him that's their business, but it looks like he's got
a history of being hit and miss.
-Matt
10:34 p.m.
New subject: Huge Lot of Vintage Computers- Local Pick up preferred in Flushing Michigan
On 10/04/13 8:21 PM, David Riley wrote:
On Apr 10, 2013, at 6:18 PM, Matthew D Stock<stock
at csgeeks.org> wrote:
I've bought from Steve before with no issues and I would buy from him again.
Folks,
Beware of this guy - he scammed me out of some money recently when I offered to buy some
stuff from him and he didn't ship. His ex-girlfriend (it's her paypal account, it
wasn't hacked) ended up refunding me the money out of her pocket.
But don't believe me, just do a web search and you'll see has has quite a history
on the Apple mailing lists going back years. If you still choose to buy from him, do it
in person and know what you're buying.
How recently was that? List members have reported recent transactions with him that went just fine, and he's offering
local, in-person
pickup (preferred, even).
Exactly. About as straight a deal as it gets.
--Toby
As always, caveat emptor, but people can
change.
- Dave
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